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Shazdeh jan,While you were enjoying the previliges of being a "Shazdeh" In the west,yours truly was being called a Shazdeh back in Iran up to 3 years ago(dar mahafel dowr manghal).No matter how hard I tried to convice the "Doochstan"that I was not decended from Karim Khan Zand,"Nagholaha"never told me the true reason for calling me a "Shazdeh" :)

David dear,
Again a reactive stand towards the Shah Ollahi is required, because just by smelling the possibility of change in Iran, this group of last genertion's Savak torturers and murderers are getting excited, to go back and exterminate all the Muslims, Leftists and Moderates ... and have a Purim style dance over their corpses (after eating the Ears of course).
Regarding the personal issues, if the Pahlavi can't even manage their personal affairs, what can they do as new Shah? If their only ability comes from Petro$$$ taken by the daddy, what good can they generate for Iran?
This Pahlavi fanfare is not worthy of Iranian's attention and hope. Shah is passe, Mullah is going, Iran needs to look forward not back.

Dear David,
My stand towards Reza Pahlavi is a reactive one, i.e. when the Shah Ollahi ask for him to be crowned and be declared the Dalai Lama or Nelson Mandela of Iran, I feel the need to vent some of his hot air out.
Let's remember that what has made all the great democracies (from Greece and Rome to Britain and USA) great, has been the ability of people to question and even satire their "glorious leaders", so that they don't turn into self-rightous dictators.
Have a look at the American political satire shows and see how every hour of every day, they cut their leaders to size.

With all due respect i do not get the point of this low quality ir style blog by getting so personal. I am no monarchist but trying to trash one of the secular democrat opposition leaders as such is not called for. Getting so many toops also is a proof of why we still are where we are. ...i suppose i am a minority on this opinion..

Shazdeh jan chetori? I think you need to take a vacation and go where it's warm - isn't Toronto -50 degrees? I tell you what, take a trip to Tel Aviv. It's in the 70's, sunny, and nice. I can show you all the nice spots there. :-)

"mohamad razavi": see my following responses to similar questions and comments below.
By the way, use you real nickname ... using a brand-new Muslim sounding nick doesn't fool anyone!

Shazde Asdola, they dont call you the leader of the wind party on this site for no reason! Friend, in one blog alone you first attack Reza pahlavi, his mother and his sister with most vulgar language, and then respond to one of his supporters by saying you like RP and his mother! So what is the deal man? I am no psychologist , but can sense strong need for attention and love on your side! Take it from me friend, you can not be loved by everyone. Trying to please all, could in the end of the day lead to being hated by all!
p.s. Dont want to break your heart any further, but you are not funny. Not even a tiny, weeny bit.

Monseur Asdolla Mirza;, I know u r in the habit of deleting legit comments so kindly give your Al Ahmad -stalinist censors a rest & let this one go ;).

I reckon you are no fan of Reza Diba(Pahlavi) for personal reasons. Heck me too to an extent, but definitly not for the same reasons that irk you off. For me, he is too much of a sabzo-pashmi greenist/humanist and too far to the left..much less kiaan-centric(if anything at all) than his late father Shahanshah which may actualy work in his favour since Iranians in general are collectively less nationalistic & more humanistic and as such feel more comfortable with Al Shaikh Attar/Hafiz than with great Ferdowsi ..kinda like a Sufi prince . Yet for you for obvious reasons he represents the far right of the jahanvatani/humanist centre and a legacy of his father.
Now my question to you is the reasons behind your grudge against his dad. Is it because your family had a great paying job in his imperial Army, living in posh north Tehran as you said so yourself?. Is it because you could afford to live your young years in the life of luxury in North American colleges drinking vodka, Gin & Tonic and hang around as you said with both opposition groupies(shaikhists & commies) & pro-regime crowd of sefaratis?..

So what gives man?..Do you always burn the hand that feeds you or is it some thing far far deeper like an Ethno-Social cause which in that case I definitly understand & sympathise with. You see Mr Asdolla, I sympathise because I,m the exact opposite of you ..My idols are Ferdowsi, Cyrus & Khosru Parviz.. Yours are Shariatti, Al Ahmad & Al Hafiz hence you see the cause behind your rage against anything that reminds you of the Pahlavis & "shahe setamgar"(eventhough in my opinion moderatly pro-kiaan). Yet even that little was too much for your type. I think I got it right & wrapped it to the point. Didn,t I, Monseur Asdolla?.

Cheers & Remember there is room for everybody under the roof of Motherland Iran. The land is not yours & your type only. Live & let live man!!!

میرزا جان با درود و صبحت بخیر،
استاد عزیز همانگونه که حتما خود شما نیز مطلع می باشید، حدود هفتاد، هشتاد سال پیش نیما یوشیج در نامه ی اشاره کرده بود به برخورد نوینش در شعر پارسی و چگونه این حرکت وی مانند " آب در خوابگه مورچگان ریختن" تمامی اطرافیانش را از خوابی طولانی پرانده بود.
حالا شده حکایت طنز گزنده و شیرین شما و جماعت از خواب پریده در "نبض ایرانیان" دات کام!
دمت گرم و سرت خوش باد.